On 17 October 2010 20:38, B. Alexander wrote:
> Timothy,
>
> Its really fairly simple to set up an rpm build environment. First, you
> need a .rpmmacros that will live in your home directory. Say, for example,
> your home directory is in /home/tomer, your .rpmmacros file would look like:
>
> %_to
Timothy,
Its really fairly simple to set up an rpm build environment. First, you need
a .rpmmacros that will live in your home directory. Say, for example, your
home directory is in /home/tomer, your .rpmmacros file would look like:
%_topdir /home/tomer/rpm
%_tmppath /var/tmp
#%debug_package %{ni
Hey Ted,
I have only one hosted server that backups a few remote clients, when I more
to the Tar install I do not wish to lose any of my current backups as they
take awhile to run.
Sorry but your comments confused me a little, when you say "same" server do
you mean a server backing it self up?
Wh
Timothy Omer wrote:
> Hi Alexander,
>
> No problem and thanks for your comments.
>
> Could anyone on the BackupPC team confirm if what I wish to do is ok
> and what files I should be aware of to be restored?
>
> many thanks
>
Hi Alexander,
No problem and thanks for your comments.
Could anyone on the BackupPC team confirm if what I wish to do is ok and
what files I should be aware of to be restored?
many thanks
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I build a native package for a couple of reasons:
- So that the package data base stays up to date, and you don't
accidentally install a conflicting package down the road that might break ;
- so that the package manager tells me before I try to build if I am
missing anything.
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Hi Alexander,
Yes I'm sure that's possible, but I don't really need to go to the hassle of
building my own RPM for one computer and lack the knowledge \ don't have
the confidence to build one and offer it to others. Would be more happy
doing just the Tar install, but need to be sure I know what im
Well, it should be fairly easy to roll an rpm for the new version,
especially if you can modify the spec file from 3.1.0...
Is this not an option?
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On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 9:44 AM, Timothy Omer wrote:
> CentOS release 5.4 (Final)
> BackupPC 3.1.0 via Yum
>
> Hey all,
>
> I installed BackupP
CentOS release 5.4 (Final)
BackupPC 3.1.0 via Yum
Hey all,
I installed BackupPC via Yum on my CentOS box, I would like to move to
the most recent version and therefore to the tar install. Looking over
the docs I see warnings about mixing Yum and Tar.
What is the best method for me to upgrade, co
